Friday, January 27, 2017

Shifty Of The MCM Warns Florida Ports

Rick Scott warned Florida's ports via Twitter on Wednesday not to do business with Cuba. 
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"I will recommend restricting state funds for ports that work with Cuba in my budget." 
Rick Scott

Bob Buckhorn: We are not a sanctuary city

While Tampa is not on that list, Hillsborough County is. The ACLU of Florida released a report last year identifying some 30 counties in Florida that currently have policies declining to respond to Immigration and Customers enforcement. They includes Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Sarasota Counties. here

What Stogie Had For Dinner

Crab Meat Loaf
With Rice
At La V in St. Pete
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March for Science St. Pete

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Thursday, January 26, 2017

Fight For 15 Protest At Hardees In St. Pete











Local Merchants: Fubar



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Def Leppard Coming To Florida

One of our favorite bands is coming our way
Ft. Myers and Jacksonville
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What about Tampa?

Florida GOP Rick Roth

Florida politicians don't like it when you take control of your own government. They want to be the ones pulling the strings ... well, they and their lobbyist pals. So Florida GOP Rick Roth has introduce a bill to make a Constitutional amendment harder to pass. He wants to raise it to 67 percent. here
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BTW.  He only got 58 percent of the vote in his last election

Matewan: Fundraiser Film Screening In Tampa

Today - 7:30PM
Tampa Theatre
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Shirts will be available for $25

Florida's Culture Of Corruption: Jon Steverson

Jon Steverson will be leaving his job at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. His new gig is at the law firm of Foley & Lardner. In a contract signed at the end of November, the DEP agreed to pay Foley & Lardner $96,000 a year to represent Florida in meetings of the Restore Council, a coalition of states and federal agencies that oversee spending the oil spill settlement money. here
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The fact that DEP's leader was hired by a company that just received a DEP contract "doesn't pass the smell test," said Ben Wilcox of the watchdog group Integrity Florida. "It's pretty stinky. It's almost like the new job is a thank-you for sending the contract their way."